Fragmentary OCR Summary of Technical Items and Notes
The readable text lists partial references to motors such as 1 HP and 2 HP, saws, planers, welders, conveyors, scales, and power systems. It also includes fragmented phrases about a president, illness, a canceled event, and various names and numbers. The overall piece is a jumbled mix of machine parts and unrelated personal notes with few clear events.
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N.Y
South Pa
Packinton, & Chine
Pearing
Tval
Louis
Grand- Johnson
Jamen
Religious leaders urge Congress to pass JFK rights program
Three church leaders from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups told Congress segregation is immoral and racist and urged action on President Kennedy civil rights bill. They spoke to House subcommittee while Atty Gen Kennedy testified in Senate amid hostile Southern opposition. The leaders promise further testimony Thursday as hearings drag on.
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Washington
Congress
Eugene Carson Blake
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Kennedy
Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Maryland
John F. Cronin
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Irwin M. Blank
Synagogue Council of America
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Erwin N. Griswold
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Harvard Law School
Senate Commerce Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
House faces showdown on parochial school bus issue
Harrisburg AP reports the parochial school bus issue again dominates the Pennsylvania House as Democrats and Republicans clash over whether public districts should run buses for non public students. A long session adjourned with little progress and a plan to let city councils levy taxes for school boards remains unsettled.
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Harrisburg
House
Albert W. Johnson
Johnson urges responsible national answer to civil rights
At the Governors Conference in Miami Beach Johnson warns against partisanship as a hindrance to civil rights progress. He emphasizes a unified American approach across all levels, while Democrats push for stronger civil rights action and set priority on civil rights in the conference's future work.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Lynon B. Johnson
Johnson
Sat
White” House
State House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Governors’ Conference
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Conference
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ross Bar:ett
Mississippi
Donald S Russell
South
Caroline
Racial unrest at whiteExclusive pool and OSS troop withdrawal
In Baton Rouge a mob described as an all Negro family mob battled six policemen to force entry to a whites only pool. One officer was cut above the eye and another on the arm before five Negroes were arrested. Capt Font was hurt and estimated about 60 in the crowd. In Oxford Mississippi the U S Army began removing the last troops from town amid rioting after James Meredith enrolled at the university. In Cleveland five workers walked off an eleven point five million dollar auditorium expansion site but returned after a talk by union official Edward P. Domas. In Harrisburg a bill to raise Lake Pymatuning motorboat horsepower from six to ten passed the House 19 to 5 and goes to Governor Scranton. it requires Ohio approval.
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Baton Rouge
Leslie Font
Oxford
Miss
U. S. Army
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Cleveland
Itive
Public Auditorium
Edward FP. Domas
United Association of Plumbers
Harrisburg
Lake Pymatuning
Pennsylvania
House
Scranton
Ohio
Waliington
Tony
Plone
Ciel
of & Nalad
Waild Gonto
Feck
Wmlona
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Senate Commerce Committers
House Commerce Committee
W. Willard Wirtz
Senate
Railroad Brotherhoods
Tie Teratare Commerce Commission
Royd
Davidann
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
ICC
Bloodmobile turnout dips during vacation period
Blood donors were notably absent as 58 people appeared at the MCA for the Bloodmobile. 49 pints were collected with nine rejected mainly for iron deficiency, as veterans dominated the turnout during the hot summer period. Red Cross chairman Thomas Stroup notes this year’s turnout is below last year’s.
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MCA
Nin
Thomas Stroup
Red Cross Blood
Leland Johnston
City Council stalls on zoning proposal as delays mount
At the last meeting the council said the proposed zoning ordinance is about half finished, a figure echoed earlier. The draft has lingered for over a year while downtown faces billboards, car lots, blind corners, and health and welfare violations. The plan, prepared by the City Planning and Zoning Commission with Michael Baker Jr. Inc., cost the city 10000 dollars and county 4500, raising concerns the Master Plan will collect dust on a shelf.
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Second Avenue
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Corryites
Michael Baker
Women Back Cancer Test Move Backed by Local Group
At a special meeting at the YMCA about 90 percent of attending women supported continuing plans for a citywide Pap test for cervical cancer in Corry. The Erie County Cancer Society pledges $500 toward cost with state health funds potentially available.
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Cotty Cancer Society
YMCA
Hugh Gilmore
State Department of Health
Katherine Boughman
Pennsylvania Cancer Society
Victor Weir
The
Cancer Society
Relph Bacon
George
Bott Lender
D. R. Palmer
Richard Eisenberg
Erie
A. J. Davies
Erie County Cancer Society
A. E. Tate
Corry Cancer Society
Erie County
State Health Department
Corry
Wrauh
Bible Reading Policy to Continue in Susquehanna Schools
Susquehanna Township School Board votes to permit optional Bible reading in classrooms this year despite a Supreme Court ruling that bans it as a required procedure. Board president Richard D. Wampler warns the county risks regression if such practices persist and notes the district opens meetings with prayer.
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Notrisburg
Susquehanna Township
U.S. Supreme Court
Richard D. Wampler
Susquehanna School Board
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Famous First Dog Ordinance Baptism In City
Patrolman Julius Watts cites the citys new dog ordinance after picking up a black cocker spaniel on East South Street. The dog wore a 193 license collar tracing to John A. Lloyd of Shady Avenue. Lloyd faces a $10 fine plus court costs and daily pound fees.
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Viola
Ion
Julius Watts
Ty Acon
Aden
Wotus
East South Street
John A. Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Lloyd
Norbert
Man Killed On Roller Coaster At Olympic Park
ARVINGLUN No tAP An amusement park worker was killed after standing up on a roller coaster at Olympic park. Elmer Burkey apparently struck a crosspiece and was knocked from the car, falling about 12 feet to the ground. FINE UNDERGOES SURGERY Danville Pa Former Pennsylvania Governor John S Fine Loyalville undergoes surgery at Geisinger Medical Center today. He was admitted yesterday after reportedly suffering a fall or illness.
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Arvinglun
Olympic
Elmer Burkey
Fine
Danville
Pennsylvania
Joh S. Fine
Loyalville
Geisinger Medical Center
Pine
Congress Presses Railroads To End Threat To Strike
Congress presses railroads to end the strike threat as talks on a test ban and labor dispute continue. US Britain and the Soviet Union weigh enforcement, with Dean Rusk noting potential agreement and Averell Harriman stressing pace toward a settlement. Congressional committees probe Kennedy’s plan while rail unions push for labor protections amid the threat of millions in job losses.
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Congress
Heale Henne
Curbon
Ameriemy
Averell Harriman
Stalin
Kheushohev
U.S
Dean Rusk
Washington
North Atlantic Allince
Commmunist
Warsaw “Pact
United States
Britain
Geneve
Khrushchev
Seek Overdue Books Fines Out This Week at Corry Public Library
Corry Public Library remains officially open but incomplete redecorating prompts postponement of an opening event into August. The board urges patrons to return overdue books with no fines this week and notes interior facelifting marks the first such update in the library’s history. Summer hours: Mon Tue Thu 12 30 pm–7 90 pm, Fri 9 139 am–7 0 pm, Wed and Sat closed. A female leader presided over the Italian Chamber of Deputies for the first time, Maria Lisa Cinciari of the Communist Party, while Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli was absent.
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Corry Public Library
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Talian Pariament
Maria Lisa Cinciari
Chamber
Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli
Local residents donate six gallons at Red Cross Bloodmobile drive
Six gallon marker celebrated as Leon Johnston receives a blood donation at the American Red Cross Bloodmobile in Corry. Thomas Stroup, flood program chairman, looks on with Miss Lois Schurman of Buffalo and nurses staff who accompanied the unit to the Royal YMCA for the day.
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Leana Johnnston
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Stroup
Lois Schurman
Buffalo
Corry
Roval
No Corn Roast This Year Says Crop Report
The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service lowers fears of a ruined corn crop after a light frost. Statewide yield is expected to be about three percent higher this year, aided by 500 extra acres planted. Prices may rise modestly as ears stay in range with only moderate increases anticipated.
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Taft
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William Bailey
Webster Bailey
Rosine
Rose Hite
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Segni
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Antonio Segni
Italy
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Vatican
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Wirtz
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